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I have inserted this code in bp-custom.php:
<?php
function my_redirect() {
wp_redirect( home_url() );
error_log(‘Hello log’);
exit;
}
add_action( ‘bp_groups_posted_update’, ‘my_redirect’ );
?>Writing is done to the log file, but there is no redirect after a user has posted an update in “Group Activities”. Why not?
As a test, if I use “wp_redirect( ‘https://buddypress.org/’ );” instead of “wp_redirect( home_url() );” and use the action hook “init” instead of “bp_groups_posted_update”, and press F5, I am redirected to https://buddypress.org/.
I use the latest version of WordPress and BuddyPress.
BuddyPress is the only plugin activated.
WordPress is installed in a subdomain.
My issue still happens with themes Twenty Twenty-One, Twenty Twenty-Two, Twenty Twenty-Three and Twenty Twenty-Four.
I would like to create multiple registration forms for different membership types, just like the people I saw in this post:
I saw that Webizone and Minijuji1 had a solution. But, I am not a technical person and was already stumped in step 1 when Webizone said to “Copy the the contents of the bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/members/register.php into the new registration page template”
I am not sure what the “registration page template” is. Surely it is not a new page within the wordpress dashboard? Where do I find or how do I create this new “registration page template”?
I also do not understand hooks at all. Is there an easier explanation or solution for non-web developers?
Hello,
I am thinking about using BuddyPress to help power my headless WordPress-powered social media website. I already have a custom post type. Let’s call it “drop”. Users can create new “drop” post types and they show up in a feed. The “post” post type is reserved for full articles while a “drop” is something akin to an X/Twitter post.
I have rolled my own “reaction” API endpoint that records reactions to a “drop” post type or a “post” post type. Right now it is just a “like”.
Is there a way to add a BuddyPress-powered favorite to a “drop” or “post” via the API? I saw there was documentation about registering a custom post type for tracking activity. I also saw documentation about creating a new “activity” via the REST API. It was not clear to me how to do this.
Appreciate any direction.
Hello,
I am using WordPress 6.5.2 and BuddyPress 12.4
I would like to know how I can remove the “username” field in the registration form.
I see there has been A a lot of requests for this in the past but no solution. It makes so much more sense to just use the email address to log in rather than force-having a username of which your preferred one may be taken. An email address is unique already.Is there a way to PLEASE remove the Username field?
Also I really do not like that the BuddyPress registration page has an “account” section with the username, email address and password and a separate “profile” section with the name in it. Unfortunately, after testing every single plugin on the market (I am only testing so not investing money on paid plugins right now), buddypress is the only one that has the features I need, even though it has major downfalls too. One of these downfalls is the annoying compulsory use of a “username” section in the registration form. In the back end, the default registration field cannot even be deleted.
Is it possible to have a 100% custom registration form with BuddyPress? All I want is something like:
Fist Name
Last Name
Email address
Password
Repeat PasswordAnd have a separate profile section once the user logs in using their registered email address.
Thank you
A Profile Field Group goes back and forth being invisible to visible to members, moderators, admin, etc – regardless of User Role.
WordPress version: Latest
BuddyPress version: 12.4.0
Link to site: http://www.bygrace.faith
Link to screenshot of Member Types granted access: https://bygrace.faith/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/Skarmavbild-2024-04-28-kl.-13.57.41.pngadmins, moderators, christian-creators — are the only three Member Types set to have access.
Topic: About Buddypress invitations
first of all, the language of my WordPress + BuddyPress site is Zh_CN, I try to translate some error meaasge to English, but it maybe still different to the EN version.
wordpress:6.5.2 Zh_CN
Buddypress:12.4.0
I enable the invitation function in buddypress options, but when I click the link “send invitation”, it direct to a missing page, the URL is https://<www.mysite.com>/%e6%88%90%e5%91%98/<my_username>/%E9%82%80%E8%AF%B7/send-invites/
error message is “the page was not found”.
how to solve it? Thank you!Ok, I am trying to set up a local community for goldfish enthusiasts. Yeah, sorry this is far out, but aren’t we all that, in some way or an other?
Anyway, I have been looking at forums, where I had planned to create categories for people to share projects, updates, ask questions, promote their social media posts etc. O couædnt find any that quite intergrated as well into wordpress as buddypress, but I am struggling to see if it has the functionality that I need.
As far as I can see, users can post updates (like a tweet update correct?) and they can (maybe?) write blog posts on the site? This will allow others to comment and run a discussion this way. This may be ok for most uses actually, especially if set up with categories.
But how could I fun administrator and moderator discussions, or get suggestions started from the users?
I really like how BuddyPress looks on the site, but I am aftraid that I may indeed need a forum (especially after finding one here!)
Hi All, I’m using the Vikinger theme to create a social network experience for the Educational Virtual World we are creating. I have WordPress 6.5.2, BuddyPress 12.4.0 and the website is: https://www.zarbul.com.
I have disabled the “Allow registered members to upload avatars” but “Change Avatar” is still available on the Profile Info page.
What I really want is a way to make it so members can choose from a number of avatars we have created. One search suggests that is possible, but the “Allow registered members to upload avatars” has to be off.
Topic: Member Blog issue
I apologize if this has already been answered. I searched through the topics but did not find any match.
I have issues with the BuddyPress Member Blog plugin.
— When clicking “Add new post” and also “Read more” as it leads to a regular WordPress post page instead of loading into BuddyPress/the theme (?).
It does not integrate, like the list of posts does.
Example page for reference: https://bygrace.faith/members/angelinajaade/posts/
Help appreciated.
Topic: “Jitsi as a service” with BP
Hello,
I have been using Buddymeet to host meetings in a group, but the plugin stopped working due to changes at Jitsi.
So now I use “Jitsi as a service” by basically embedding an iframe on a webpage behind login.
Is there a way to put a link in the group navigation to my meeting page, on the same site, but outside the bp group?
(It would be even better to have it integrated in the group, but I guess that is a lot of work…)
Also, I would like to add a function, that redirects non-logged in visitors to the meeting page to the login page, and after login back to the meeting page. I tried AI, but I think I need some Human Intelligence..
Thanks in advance 🙂
Topic: Group Forum Bug
Hi All, I’m using the Vikinger theme to create a social network experience for the Educational Virtual World we are creating. I have WordPress 6.5.2, BuddyPress 12.4.0 and the website is: https://www.zarbul.com.
While creating Groups with the “Enable forum for this group” checked I received an error message saying one of the group images wasn’t the right size even though it was the same as all the others I created. On the third time it was accepted, but when I went to the Group Forums I’m saw the forum for that group listed THREE times. When I went back and unchecked the “Enable forum for this group” it removed one of the listing, but there are still two more…and when I click on them I get a 404 error.
How do I get rid of the those Group Forum listings which aren’t connected to any groups?